Former Warriors guard Pat Spencer signs two-way contract with the Suns
Best of luck in Phoenix, Pat.
Best of luck in Phoenix, Pat.
Phoenix beefs up its backcourt with its third two-way contract. The roster is technically complete.
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The team’s season will start on July 10th.
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“There can only be one.”
Phoenix may be able to address multiple roster needs with one modest move.